Pennsylvania Democrats rebuke Randall amid tariff and Mohonk talks
Pennsylvania Democrats reject Randallism as Scott coalition gains strength while House committee backs Senate copyright bill. Endicott urges funding to test high power engines. Mohonk bill faces changes with proposed fewer Indian judges. Congress debates tariff and caucus plans pause until St Louis convention. Charleston crowds back Russell tariff reform in West Virginia.
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Washington
Sovcrau
Pennsylvania
Erie County
Scott
Thas
Sam Randall
Randall
National Democratic Organization
Sam
Sowden
White House
Cleveland
Congress
Endicott
Department
Platt
Interior Department
New England
St. Louis
Market Bears Dominate New York as Readings Slide
The New York market fell under bear pressure with conspicuous selling of Reading on a Philadelphia report. Wheat remains firm on tightening visible supplies and crops show mixed signals in Kansas and Texas, while railway prospects hint at future earnings and expansion including Seattle to Spokane. CAPE Cod.
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New York
Reading
Philadelphia
R. H. Bissel
Union Pacific
Atchison
Kansas
Texas
Weekly Post highlights foreign news and national affairs
The Weekly Post features foreign news, Washington updates, the President's Philadelphia Presbyterians speech, Witch tariff remarks, state political conventions, editorials, book reviews, June magazines, Warren memorial, Tavernen notes, chess items, market quotes, stocks and bonds, vessel list in port, and other valuable material.
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Weekly Post
Washington
Philadelphia
Congressman Witch
8. D. Warren
Taverner
Chess Club
Horse for sale offered by James R. Piper
Mr. James R. Piper offers a young dark dapple brown horse at 1050 pounds for 500 dollars. Described as a pet, handsome, free from tricks and perfectly sound, with black points and calm disposition.
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James R. Piper
Park Square
Boston Theatre Amusements and Sights Tonight
The Boston Theatre features The Bostonians at 8. The Penman at Ollis Street shows The Highest Bidder at 7 46. Globe Theatre offers Maznre at 7 45. Boston Museum screens Monsieur at 8. Athenaum presents Yves and Burlesque at 8. Grand Opera House runs Under the Gaslight at 7 45. Music Hall hosts promenade concerts at 8. Cycolrama shows Battle of Bunker Hill at Tremont Street 401 and Gettysburg at Tremont Street 641. Cultural Hall presents Christ Entering Jerusalem.
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Boston Theatre
The
Bostonians
Dim the Penman
Ollis’ Street
Globe Theatre
Tremony Street
Tremont Street
Jerusalem
Feats of Railway Engineering and related railway series
The passage lists forthcoming Railway series articles and authors including Joan Bocam on engineering feats M N Forney on American locomotives and cars Gen Horace Porter on passenger travel and B B Adams Jr on the railway employee’s life with illustration notes.
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Joan Bocam
New York
M. N. Forney
Gen
Horace Porter
B. B. Adams, Jr
National Woollen Overseers Meet Form Labor Bureau in Providence
The National Association of Woollen Overseers opened at Narra gansett Hotel Providence with about thirty members. A paper on forming a Labor Bureau was read, and W E Davidson of Uxbridge was elected manager to connect members with vacancies. The group adjourned to meet in Boston next November.
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Providence
R. I
National Association of Woollen Overseers
Narragansett Hotel
W. H. Hassett
Charles P. Madden
Bristol
Penn
J. K. Ladly
North Shapley, Me
J. T. McCormack
Hyde Park
Otter River Millis
Massachusetts
Boston
Proposals Sought for Railings on Charles River Embankment
Boston Park Department invites sealed proposals for building iron railings on the Charles River Embankment. Bids due 12 m Friday May 25 1888 at 87 Milk Street Boston. Include full bid price in figures and words and completion date. Each bid to include a certified check of 300 dollars payable to the City of Boston.
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Charles River Embankment
Boston
the Park Commissioners
Milk Street
Charlies River Embankment
Park Commissioners
Massachusetts
City Engineer
City Hall
Marine Park
Marine Park Pier
Worcester
Kansas City, Fort Scott & Gulf Railroad Company
Kansas City, Springfield & Memphis Railroad Company
Charles Merriam
Kansas City
Fort Scott & Memphis
R. R. Co
Sears Building
Leonard & Co Auctions Schedule For Saturday
Etchings and engravings by Leonard & Co at 11 a.m. Porcelains and bronzes by Leonard & Co at 3 p.m. Real estate auction by H. M. Bowers at 4 30 p.m. on Saturday.
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Leonard & Co
H. M. Bowers
Marriages in City and Nearby, May Dates
Notices record multiple marriage banns and ceremonies in May across the city and nearby areas. Couples include James L. Adamson and Jennie Brown, Theodore Frothingham and Lucy Jaudon, Joseph S. Kendall and Bertha Jenkins, Charles F. Rolfs and Grace Chadbourn, George B. Van Santwood and Lillian C. Leonard, Corey O. Wetherbee and Mary L. Hackett, Carroll C. Whittemore and Georgiana Headon, with officiants listed and locations noting city or Chelsea surroundings.
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Adamson—Brown
Nelson B. Jones, Jr
James L. Adamson
Jennie Brown
Frothingham—Harris
Philadelphia
Second Presbyterian Church
John S. MacIntosh
D.J
Theodore Frothingham
Lucy Jaudon
Thomas Cadwalader Harris
U.S.N
Kendall—Jenkins
S. E. Herrick
D.D
Josephs. Kendall
Bertha A. Jenkins
Boston
Rolfs—Chadbourn
William G. Babcock
Charles F. Rolfs
Grace E. Chadbourn
van Santwood
Leonard
M. J. Savage
George B. van Santwood
Lillian C. Leonard
Wetherbee—Hackett
Chelsea
F. W. Baldwin
Corey O. Wetherbee
Mary L. Hackett
Everett, Whittemore
Hendon
W. H. Brodbeck
Carroll C. Whittemore
Georgiana Headon
Death notices from Boston area May 20 23 24 1920s
Obituary list from Charlestown to Roslindale records multiple deaths with ages and locations. Lydia Revia Baldwin Brad ford, Charles W Blankinship Marion, Catherine Collins Boston, Ella Frances Dunbar Boston Highlands, George Gates South Boston, Louisa Gregory Weston, Michael Griffin Chelsea, Emeline Ham Bunker Hill, Florence Merrill Roslindale, Margaret Merritt New York city, Elisha Mills Winchester, Mary Mull West, Martha Norton West Mudford, Susan Pratt Wellesley Hills, Edmund Rice Allston, Patrick Reed city, Richard Stokes Bunker Hill District.
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Gates
South Boston
George Gates
Gregory
Weston
Louisa
Abijah A Ory
E. Kibby
Chelsea
Seth Chelsea
Michael Griffin
Ham
Bunker Hill
Emeline W., Wne
Ivery C. Ham
Merrill
Roslindale
Florence G
William F. Merrill
Merritt
New York City
Margaret Merritt
Alfred S. Merritt
Salem
Masa. Mills
Winchester
Elisha Mills
U.S.N
Tremont Street
Norton
West Mudford
Martha R
J. H. Norton
Pratt
Wellesley Hills
Susan B. Pratt
Elisha B. Pratt
Rice
Allston
Edmund Rice
Reed
Patrick E. Reed
Stokes
Richard F. Stokes
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Littell
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Charleston
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Wilson
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Fitch
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Navy Yard
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Castle Island
Duane
Collins
Haverhill
Peter Butler
State Street
Seattle, Lake Shore & Eastern Railway
Spokane Falls
Seattle
Canadian Pacific
Washburn Roads
Duluth, South Shore & Atlantic
Charles F. Crocker
Southern Pacific
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San Diego
Atchison, Topeka & Santa Fe
L. G. Burnham
Elisha Moseley
Kilby Street
Exchange
Cape Cop
the Weekly Post
NEW Publications
Thomas Curtis Clarkf
Poughkeepsie Bridge
A. B. Frost
Walter Shirlaw
A. M. Turner
J. D. Woodward
Henry James
London
Robert Louis Stevenson
Corydon
Thomas Barney Aupricn
A. B. Warp
J. Alden Weir
W. L. Taylor
Francis Jones
Charles Broughton
G. Stanley Hart
Cardinal Newman
Avgustine Brrrewty
Lalor Abboo Singh
Grerce H. Jessop
Charles Scribner’s Sons
National Association
Jon Ward
Margaret Detann
New York Tribune
John Ward
Axe Bareés
Providence Journal
Boston Advertiser
Suffolk Trust & Investment CO
Massachusetts Savings Bank Commissioners Clobe Building
Devonshire Streets
Biton
Mass
Albert C. Wilkins
Addison P. Wheelock
Boston, Mass
Ulting
Frank Thacher
Barnstable County
City Notices
City OF
Park Department
Benjamin Dean
Patrick Maguire
Joan F. Andrew
Board of Park Commissioners of the City of
Office of Park Commissioners
Revere House
Houghton, Mifflin & CO
American Wool Reporter
Pearl St
Great Falls Manufacturing
J. Howard Nichols
Lancaster Mills
Water Street
Harcourt Amory
Nashua Manufacturing CO
Frederic Amory
Jackson C
No. 40
John F. Andrew
Mill Street
Pacific Mills
Henry Saltonstail
Kilby St
Portland, Saco & Portsmouth Railroad Company
Kittery
WR. Barrett
Portland
Apollinaris
Table Waters
City Ialrt
Standing Committee
School Street
William Power Wilson
Waits & Willis
Quincey Market
Jalbwlin
Gheney
Aaron R. Gay & CO
Kellogg Seamless Tube & Mfg. Co
Findlay
Ohio
Charles Kellogg
Kellogg
Benjamin Butterworth
William FF. Alms
Broadway National Bank
J. N. Lauder
O'd Colony Railroad Co
Thomas Roche
Western Union Telegraph Co
D. A. Chapin
National Union Bank
Fall River
A. KE. Bosworth
Stafford Mills
W. H. Appleton
Liberty Street
Powel Crosley
Cincinnati
John J. Williamson
Beacon St
F.T. Pember
Granville
N. Y
Worcester Park
WM. S. Barton
Springfield
Kansas City, Fort Scott & Memphis Railroad Company
Eastern Banking
Wranes A
Osboem
Iowa Loan & Trust CO
Freeman A. Smith
Cc. H. Tyler
Devonshire St
Tia
Pullman
Boston Museum
BR. M. Field
Richard Mansfield
Europe
Mr. Mansfield
Monsieur
Prince Karl
DR. Jekyll
MR. Hyde
Eugene Tompkins
Imre Kiralfy
Hollis
Isaac B. Rich
E. H. Sothern
Editha
Elsie
H. Rider Haggard
Mr. A. M. Palmer
Sir Charles Young
Jim
Penman
Grand Opera House
Proctor & Mansfield
Augustin Daly
Wilbur Oren Company
Howard Athenium
Lilly Clayw
Gaiety Company
Horticultural Hall
Tremont St
Matt Morg
Christ
J. M. Hill
Franz Kneisel
Trbwont Stee
Corporation Notices
the Corporation OF the
Massachusetts Institute OF Technology
School of Mechant Arts
James P. Munroe
Custom House
Sony
L. Sal'tonstall, Co
United States Military Prison
Fort Leaverworth
James W. Pope
A. Q
Archibald M. Howe
Georges. Hale
Andrew Fiske
Esquires
Hemenway Building
Amélie Rives
HE Women’s Educational and Industrial Union
Boylston Street
Ome
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